Recent Advances in Immunological Detection of Meat Adulteration
MA Yong-zheng,MA Dong,BAI Di-si,LI Hai-yun,XIA Chen-xi
1. Beijing Food Research Institute, Beijing 100076;2. Public Health College, Hebei United University,
Tangshan 063000, China;3. Qian’an College, Hebei United University, Qian’an 064400, China
Abstract:Due to factors such as price, raw material, allergy and otherwise, meat adulteration is very popular on the market. In recent years, a variety of analytical techniques for detection of meat adulteration have been reported. This review focuses on some of the current rapid detection techniques dominantly based on ELISA.